Holy Stories

  • The Spirit Led Life – Live by Faith – Part 4

    The Spirit Led Life – Live by Faith – Part 4

    Faith is the currency of revelation. Expect God to speak. Believe that He wants to. Then thank Him in advance for what He’ll show you. When God speaks, it’s never just to inform us, there is always a bigger purpose. His voice always calls us to a response. But let’s be honest obedience isn’t…

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  • The Spirit-Led Life – How God Speaks Today -Part 3

    The Spirit-Led Life – How God Speaks Today -Part 3

    Have you ever wondered, “How do I know it’s God speaking?” You sense a thought, a nudge, or a scripture rising in your spirit, but then comes the doubt: Is that really God or just me? You’re not alone. Even people who have walked with God for decades wrestle with that question. Recognizing the…

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  • The Spirit Led Life  Distractions, Doubt, and the Mind of Christ – Part 2

    The Spirit Led Life Distractions, Doubt, and the Mind of Christ – Part 2

    If you’ve ever sat down to pray and found your mind wandering to your grocery list, your inbox, or the argument you had last week, you’re not alone. Hearing God’s voice isn’t usually the problem, it’s making space to listen that challenges us. We live in a noisy world. Notifications ping, phones buzz, and…

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  • Living in the In-Between

    Living in the In-Between

    There is a strange, quiet space that exists every year, the week between Christmas and New Year’s. The presents have been opened, the leftovers are still in the fridge, the carols fade from playlists, and yet the fresh energy of a new year hasn’t quite arrived. It’s what I call the in-between. It’s even…

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  • Why Shepherds?: The Christmas Story we Often Miss

    Why Shepherds?: The Christmas Story we Often Miss

    The Christmas Story We Think We Know Every Christmas morning growing up, my family would gather in the living room before a single gift was opened. My dad would read the story of Jesus’ birth (something we do to this day) and then pray a very, very long prayer while we kids squirmed, desperate…

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  • The Gift of a Saviour

    The Gift of a Saviour

    Matthew 1:18–21; Acts 4:12 Christmas isn’t just a season of lights, gifts, and gatherings, it’s the celebration of the greatest gift the world has ever known: a Saviour who came to rescue us, redeem us, and restore us to the Father. Before the angels sang, before shepherds ran, before wise men knelt, there was…

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  • God Became a Baby: The Astonishing Humility at the Heart of Christmas

    God Became a Baby: The Astonishing Humility at the Heart of Christmas

    In a season filled with lights, carols, and celebration, it’s easy to forget the heartbeat of Christmas, God stepping into our world so no one would ever have to feel alone. What Comes to Mind When You Think About Christmas? For many, Christmas brings to mind cozy lights, warm gatherings, carols, and nativity scenes.…

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  • When Hunger Meets His Presence

    When Hunger Meets His Presence

    This is the story of a night under a simple white tent in Sri Lanka where expectations were shattered – not by production, but by hunger. A room full of students cried out for God with such longing that Heaven responded in a way that no sermon could have orchestrated. What I thought would…

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  • Same Bible. Different lens.

    Same Bible. Different lens.

    The Bible is God’s Word. It’s been translated into over 3,000 languages, studied on every continent, and preached in countless dialects and cultural expressions. But while the text may be the same, the lens through which it’s read can be dramatically different. The Awakening: Ukraine and a Canadian Lens My first real encounter with…

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  • Known For Love or Hate?

    Known For Love or Hate?

    This article challenges Christians to reflect on how often they are perceived – not as loving, but as judgmental. It calls for the radical love Jesus modeled, sharing a powerful story from a club outreach where a woman’s raw question exposed the deep wounds left by misrepresentation in the Church.  Ask someone outside the Church what they think of Christians and the answers can sting: judgmental,…

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